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What do we mean when we say that scientific knowledge is tentative?
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- 1That scientific knowledge is generally fixed and eternal
- 2That existing scientific knowledge is subject to revision in the light of new evidence✓
- 3That scientific knowledge is not reliable and durable
- 4That the current scientific theories are undependable or flimsy
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That existing scientific knowledge is subject to revision in the light of new evidence
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